Sentence examples for does, notably from inspiring English sources

As Ryan's loyal wife, Audrey Totter also does notably well.

Cambridge seems to be making its money sweat harder than Oxford and other rivals, although Edinburgh does notably better with 1.3 times the national average on its £38.8m basic research funding.

While many Americans say they disapprove of Obamacare, large majorities approve of the things the Affordable Care Act does, notably ensuring that people with pre-existing medical conditions can still buy insurance.

While such a loss of cellular adhesion by E-cadherin and P-cadherin has been extensively documented in melanoma (reviewed in [43]), and the loss of differentiation-associated genes is not wholly surprising, this signature does notably identify specific defects in the intrinsic melanocyte development program that may contribute to melanoma development.

This does notably not exclude the possibility that a modification of the receptor might have been chosen by nature to ensure proper endocytic sorting.

Certain groups did notably worse online.

Some do, notably Tanzania and Eritrea.

Others, despite wealth and civil vibrancy, do notably badly.

The smaller roles were all well done, notably Stanislas de Barbeyrac as Lancelot's squire Lyonnel.

Despite this, Obama did not do notably better or worse in counties affected by Sandy.

The players with more than 1,800 a year tended to do notably worse in memory tests.